Emrich to Oppenheim


Lineage Sources
(for connecting to previous generation below)
Feiss "Ferdinand" EMRICH
(1830 Hemsbach - 1900 Cleveland, Ohio)
Sarah ROSKOPH (1)
Caroline HOFFMAN (2)
  • Obituary, Bucyrus Journal, 1900 (Ferdinand/Fred Emrich of Cleveland, born in Germany on April 7, 1831, and brother of the late M. Emrich)
  • Biographical Sketch (Moses Emrich of Bucyrus, born in Baden, Germany, March 31, 1838, son of Moses and Esther (Breidenbach) Emrich)
  • Obituary, Cleveland Jewish Review & Observer (Moses Emrich of Bucyrus has one brother, Mr. Fred Emrich, and one sister Mrs. I. Wormser, both of Cleveland)
  • Gravestone of Ferdinand Emrich, Mayfield Cemetery, Cleveland (born April 7, 1830)
  • Gravestone of Hanah Emrich Wormser, wife of Isaac, (born in Hemsbach, Germany)
  • Birth record (April 7, 1830 in Hemsbach - Feiss Emmerich, son of Moises and Esther nee Breitenbach)
Moises EMRICH
(1786 Hemsbach - c. 1836)
Esther BREIDENBACH
  • 1820 Hemsbach marriage record (Moises Emmerich, son of Feiss and Bräunle nee Schriesheimer, and Esther Breitenbach)
Bräunle SCHRIESHEIM
(1766 Mannheim - 1823 Hemsbach)
Feiss EMRICH
  • 1823 Hemsbach death record (Bräunle Emmerich nee Bensheimer, 60 years old [born c. 1763], wife of Feiss, was born in Mannheim)
  • Bräunle's maiden surname is listed variously in Hemsbach vital records as "Schriesheimer", "Bensheimer", and "Lorsch". There is one family in Mannheim, around the time of her birth, in which all three names converge - Moses Schriesheim, son of Liebmann, was married to Zerle nee Bensheim. After Moses died in 1766, Zerle married Maier Lorsch in 1769 (documented in Mannheim Ratsprotokolle and Kaufprotokolle records). Since Braünle was married and both of her parents died before official surnames were adopted in 1809, she didn't really have a maiden surname. Nevertheless, each of these three surnames could meaningfully describe her "surname" prior to marrying into the Emrich family: Schriesheim (her father's birth family name), Bensheimer (her mother's birth family name), and Lorsch (her mother's last married family name).
  • Furthermore, these parent's name fit well with the names of Feiss and Bräunle's children (in order): Moses (Bräunle's father, since Feiss' father was still alive and his father's father had the same name), Liebmann (Bräunle's father's father), Zipera (Feiss' father's mother, since both his and Bräunle's mothers were still alive), Abraham (unknown, possibly Feiss' mother's father), Sara (Bräunle's mother, since Zerle is a variation of the name).
Moses SCHRIESHEIM
( - 1766 Mannheim)
Zerle BENSHEIM
  • Mannheim Ratsprotokolle and Kaufprotokolle records (Moses often known as Moses Liebmann Schriesheim, where Liebmann is the patronymic and Schriesheim is a toponymic; 26 March 1765 Ratsprotokolle - Mayer Hayum Bensheim sells half of his home and belongings to Moses Liebmann Schriesheim's wife Zerle; 9 May 1765 Ratsprotokolle - Mayer Hayum Bensheim transfers protection funds to his son-in-law Moses Schriesheim)
Liebmann SCHRIESHEIM
( - 1772 Mannheim)
Ester GOLDSCHMIDT
  • Mannheim Ratsprotokolle and Kaufprotokolle records (Liebmann often known as Liebmann Baruch Schriesheim, where Liebmann is the patronymic and Schriesheim is a toponymic; 4 June 1761 Ratsprotokolle - Baruch Schriesheim passes half to son Liebmann, living with Ester, daughter of Herz Goldschmidt, for a dowry; 9 May 1765 Ratsprotokolle - Mayer Hayum Bensheim transfers protection funds to his son-in-law Moses Schriesheim)
Baruch SCHRIESHEIM
( - 1763 Mannheim)
Miriam
  • Mannheim Ratsprotokolle and Kaufprotokolle records (Liebmann often known as Liebmann Baruch Schriesheim, where Liebmann is the patronymic and Schriesheim is a toponymic; 15 March 1724 Kaufprotokolle - Gütle, widow of Zodick, passes half of her property to son Cusel Zodick, having already passed the other half to other son Baruch Zodick and his wife Mariam; 4 June 1761 Ratsprotokolle - Baruch Schriesheim passes half of his house to brother Kusel Zodick Schriesheim, acquired from widow, passes other half to son Liebmann, living with Esther, daughter of Herz Goldschmidt)
Gitle
( - 1732 Mannheim)
Zadok SCHRIESHEIM
  • Mannheim memorbuch (Gütel, wife of Zodik, daughter of Rabbi Elieser Lipmann, 1731; note: according to Berthold Rosenthal, the years of death in the 1894 memorbuch translation of Leopold Mayer are often incorrect - since they would be translating between hebrew and secular years, this offset would likely be +/- a year)
  • "Beiträge zur Geschichte der Juden in Deutschland" Leopold Löwenstein, 1895, p. 85 (Elieser (Lipmann), son of Rabbi Jekutiel, and wife Hindel, daughter of Rabbi Isack Brilin, had a daughter Gitle who died in Mannheim on 26 March 1732 and her husband Zadok, son of Baruch Schriesheim, on Sunday, 12 September 1723)
  • "Schriesheimer Jahrbuecher 1974" Hermann Brunn, p. 12 (Another son of Baruch was Zadock. He married in Mannheim, Gitle, widow of David Fulda, daughter of Mannheim Rabbi Elieser Lippmann, who died in 1680, and his wife Hindel nee Brilin)
Hindel BRILIN
Rabbi Eliezer Lipmann ben Jekutiel
  • Mannheim gravestone (Eliezer Lipmann ben Jekutiel together with Hindel bat haGaon Rabbi Isaac)
  • Mannheim gravestone (haGaon Rabbi Isaac Brilin)
Sorle OPPENHEIM
( - 1673 Mannheim)
Rabbi Isaac BRILIN
  • Mannheim gravetsone (Sorle bat Shimon Oppenheim)
Simon Wolf OPPENHEIM
(c. 1590 - 1664 Worms)
Edel BACHARACH
  • Worms memorbuch (Parnas Shimon Wolf Oppenheim, son of Josef Jehuda Leib Oppenheim)
  • Worms gravestone (Parnas Wolf/Shimon Oppenheim, son of Joseph Jude Oppenheim, 25 October 1664)
Löb OPPENHEIM
( - 1655 Frankfurt)
Frumet BALLIN
  • Frankfurt memorbuch (Jehuda, son of Moshe)
  • Frankfurt gravestone (Leib/Joseph Juda, son of Moses, 7 April 1655)
Mosche OPPENHEIM
( - 1626 Frankfurt)
  • Frankfurt gravestone (Parnas Moses Oppeheime, son of Jehuda, 12 March 1626)
Löb OPPENHEIM
( - c. 1572 Worms)
Sorlen